Stock for Savage Pacnor 4.27 spacing

I have some serious empathy for you on the poor thing at the moment. My billfold is not only on empty it's been set on vacuumn for the last cpl months.

I have not used the stocks you posted but a couple quick thoughts for you. The boyds stock can have the mag well filled with a multitude of "things" easy enough and then bedded over. I don't know your skill set but I am nearly certain you can bed your own gun and do a wonderful job. Pillars are for sure a wonderful addition for accuracy. Again I believe you could install a set properly.
Even though the choate stocks come with an aluminum bedding system I would be bedding the action as well. I have never seen them personally but they would almost certainly benefit from bedding in addition.

I have a Choate sniper stock as I recall. I had it mostly to interchange various Savage MLs to test. Never got around to doing that with the stock. It just sits there, nothing wrong from the stock's perspective, just didn't do it. It is heavy and the "checkering" as I recall quite sharp. For what I had intended to use it that would not have been a problem, not a carry stock IMO.

Did you ever try and see if the OEM rear action screw is long enough in the Choate Ultimate stocks? The top 2 stocks i posted don't use the factory trigger guard so im wondering if they require using a proprietary rear action screw. This of course creates a problem if used with a MLII.